Einstein Relativity Premise Nears Experimental Proof
London AP reports Harwell atomic energy researchers led by Dr. T E White and colleagues from Canada New Zealand and Britain have nearly proven Einstein general relativity's red shift prediction through intricate experiments. Dr T E Cranshaw of Britain presented the results at a New York meeting and a news conference noted the near confirmation.
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Canada
H. J. Hay
New Zealand
William Marshall
Britain
American Physical Society
New York
T. E. Cranshaw
New Passenger Depot Planned in Middletown Neck of NYC rail relocation
Plans for a new $35 000 Middletown passenger depot were drawn by Armco Drainage and Metal Products engineers and endorsed by the Barnitz Fund and city officials. The site near Miami Avenue will replace the old Charles Street and Columbia Avenue stations to ease congestion and shorten key crossings. Construction could start soon with occupancy within five months, using Steelex panel construction and a 90 by 40 foot two story configuration including waiting, offices and baggage areas.
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Armco Drainage & Metal Products Engineers
Barnitz Fund
New York, Central Railroad
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Exon
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Kunkler
Hunt Body Of Missing Student
The father of Ohio State University student Arnold Roth, missing for a week, travels to Columbus with his wife as firemen search the Olentangy River near the Buckeye Stadium. Shoes found near Patterson Hall raise fears of a drowning.
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Cleveland Heights
Ohio State University
Ohio State
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Olentangy
Buckeye Stadium
Louis Roth
Cleveland
Patterson Hall
Roth
Twin Children Burn To Death In Ohio Fire
Twin children George and Joyce Goudy aged 2 perished when a one room frame house burned Saturday in Sandusky Ohio. A 3 year old brother Luther escaped as neighbors tried to reach the blaze. The cause was unknown and the mother Helen Goudy was at the Dixon residence nearby.
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Dixon
U S Ready If Nuclear Ban Stopped
The AEC reports a stockpile of new weapons ready for testing if moratorium ends and Eisenhower resumes tests. It notes standby Nevada ground and progress in reducing fallout, with 18 new civilian reactors under construction or development valued at 717 million dollars.
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United States
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AEC
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Syrian civilians enter demilitarized zone repelled by Israeli forces
A military spokesman said armed Syrian civilians breached the demilitarized zone yesterday near TEL AVIV but were repelled after a gunfire exchange with an Israeli patrol.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
De Gaulle Admired in Washington Over Algerian Crisis
U S officials praise Charles de Gaulle for decisive handling of the Algerian crisis as a test of France and NATO unity. Eisenhower and Macmillan clashed with his approach, but Washington hopes France can resolve the issue without sacrificing prestige or European security.
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Britain
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Barricades Hold as Algiers Rally Defies Army
In Algiers insurgents and a cheering crowd thwarted army attempts to clear barricades. Women formed a living wall while paratroopers stood by as crowds swelled in the heart of the city. The army denied issuing any ultimatum, calling reports a provocation.
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Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
1St Parachute Rifle Regiment
de Gaulle
De Gaulle draws criticism from West over summit delays
The article notes strong Western criticism of De Gaulle for stalling an East West summit until next May. It contrasts background friction with leaders like Macmillan and Eisenhower who value his consistency and stability in French policy in the Western alliance.
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Macmillan
Eisenhower
Today's Chuckle
A witty quip notes that some women who struggle with numbers can still capture attention with clever distraction.
Eisenhower, McDonald Discuss Steel Settlement at Palm Springs Breakfast
President Eisenhower and United Steelworkers chief David J. McDonald held a 90 minute breakfast in Palm Springs. White House aide James Hagerty said the meeting was mostly social with some talk on the marathon steel strike settlement and potential steel price effects.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
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James C. Hagerty
White House
Marathon
California
Washington
George
Allen
Republic Steel Corp
Hagerty
McDonald
Richard M. Nixon
James P. ‘Mitchell
MacArthur in serious but stable condition at hospital
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur, age 70s, is in serious but not critical condition at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York after a urological examination revealed a nonmalignant enlargement of the prostate. Col. Gordon Barclay said tests and treatment will continue with a Sunday bulletin anticipated.
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Douglas MacArthur
1St Army
MacArthur
Manhattan
Lenox Hill Hospital
Col
Gordon Barclay
Barclay
George W. Slaughter
Lenox Hill
Slaughter
Insurgents Stall De Gaulle Plan With Mass Support
By decisions of their high command and a mob of sympathetic citizens, the insurgents nearly nullified the army's first moves to restore order as De Gaulle demanded.
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de Gaulle
Army moves orders to Algiers territorials
The military dispatch details orders to the national guardsmen stationed in Algiers as part of ongoing deployment changes. The update notes unit status and expected movements, outlining command instructions to the territorial forces.
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Algiers
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